Thanks for the video man 🤘🤘

21:02 - Good video is never too long!

Well presented and demonstrated, this is an excellent video, I've learned a lot - thank you.

Once again super information!!!
Thanks for sharing this!!
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Excellent! A very detailed and comprehensive explanation of the whole thing.

A wealth of very useful practical information in this video.  Cheers for that

Nice one Gav….I’ll get myself some of these soon and now I’ve learned the correct technique

Most enjoyable, and always interesting,
Thanks as always, Bill.

Delicious video as always buddy. I got my set from Mark last week and had a little play 😁
Hope you’re well mate

What an excellent video I’ve learnt a lot today would like to find those Yale sets very useful tips and hints

Awesome video thanks for sharing

Great explanation thanks

Great info thanks for sharing

A wonderful explanation. I hope you can explain to us in detail how to make a tool with the sizes for training on it

Great info here mate.im a hobbyist looking to change career and become a locksmith.Any advice please mate?where did u learn ur trade?so happy i found your channel it is divine timing lol!

Very interesting indeed, lots of info for a n00bie like myself - I'm probably a couple of years away from getting such a flashy tool!
Cheers 🍻

Thanks Gav for yet another great video on the use of these tools, I am still learning and your videos you are producing are brilliant, cheers Gav.

Start picking from the back to front pin chambers wear from back to front on average, worn chambers are more likely to bind last

If you can't pick up the thumb turn to unlock the lock, you can decode it and make a key.

Extremely informative video.
A quick question for you.
Which lishi tool would open a ASEC 11875  5 Pin Euro Cylinder. Obviously like you mentioned in your video lishi are meant for Yale only, but they do open others.
Also this key number 4EA278 that is for Assa Abloy 6 Pin Euro Cylinder, what lishi would be suitable for the cylinder??..

Regards T